We haven't yet had anyone guess this week's #MysteryCoin, it must be a tricky one! It's a worn, but nicely decorative piece, but from where?
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Last May, the populare API tool Postman pivoted to be a cloud-only product for many of its features. This might have a serious security impact as developers often store high privileged access tokens there, in some cases they might even be exposed through the Postman API search features.
We did a quick check for some of our customers and already discovered some valid tokens.
Check out @Lee_Holmes blog post on this. Also kudos to @wdormann for pointing this out first (at leat to our knowledge).
So when I was looking for tokens I found a lot of options, many of them free. What i didn’t find though was stuff that had that OSR kind of charm of reusing old public domain sources, which I think might fit beautifully with, e.g. Dyson’s style of maps.
So I went and spent a few hours with Wikimedia Commons and TokenTool, making a small collection of tokens sourced from public domain illustrations.
I also found a few new artists that I should look more into, so even if I never get around actually using many of them I have at least that. I think I need to expand this thing though. It still is missing a lot of the monsters and NPCs I think I might need for my game.
Hi all - I run a little shop that sells TTRPG tokens. What types of tokens would you like to see / anyone have feedback on it in general?
Highest on my work queue for right now is a higher-quality option; hardwood is fine because it brings down the price of the tokens, but I also want to offer some that are more fancy.
The deadline was just extended by 2 weeks. What a relief; I don't even have a title screen!
But here are the beginnings of one. That #Othello board in the background is meant to evoke the cover art, but I probably won't keep it. Besides, I'm running out of #tokens!
ChatGPT Can Be Broken by Entering These Strange Words, And Nobody Is Sure Why (www.vice.com)
Reddit usernames like ‘SolidGoldMagikarp’ are somehow causing the chatbot to give bizarre responses.